High Martial: A Talentless Nobody's Rise to the Top? But I'm a Peerless Prodigy

It's well-written, just don't go for a harem ending. [Staring emoji]

Wow, the character progression is fast, and the female lead isn't just a pretty face; she'll burn her potential to keep up with the updates and catch up with the protagonist 😏💕 The villains aren't idiots either; they won't just throw themselves into the sand like sand. Looking forward to future updates!

A novel with extremely positive values, which is quite unconventional by today's standards. Most characters are kind to the protagonist, and conflicts primarily arise from supporting characters making foolish mistakes without much malice towards the main character. This writing style is a bit strange, but overall it's good and better than most of Tomato's novels.

After much deliberation, I've concluded that this book is truly excellent, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. The battle raged for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was undeniably too powerful. If it weren't for Darius's outer-range attack and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 6x scope spray would have been fatal.

It's a genuinely enjoyable read! There's one minor flaw: the protagonist's pet is a money-devouring beast, putting financial strain on him and making the reading experience less satisfying. Otherwise, it's acceptable as a typical enjoyable read.

Please urge me to update! Please leave comments! Please give me free gifts! Thank you! I suddenly realized that it was pointless to explain to a group of readers who were not my target audience. It's not that they're wrong, nor is it that I'm wrong; it's just that our brainwaves don't match. I hope you enjoy reading.

I haven't read much, but so far the impressions are pretty good! Finally, not all the villains are naturally evil; everyone feels normal now. There's competition, but it's all within reasonable limits, and no one wants anyone else to die. The protagonist's strength increases quite quickly, which is definitely satisfying, although I feel there's a deliberate attempt to hide his power, perhaps to…

Although I only watched a small part of it, I was very satisfied with the protagonist's personality and way of doing things. He seemed like an upright and normal person, and I didn't see any bad points in the plot. Having seen the secret realm, it's practically identical to other novels. The protagonist's good character, mentioned earlier, is gone; everyone has become a mindless villain.

This is so good!!! How come I only just discovered this novel? It's the first time I've found a male-oriented novel with a female lead that's so enjoyable. The author has written the romance and career storylines very well. The female lead isn't foolish or a burden to the male lead, and the male lead isn't a womanizer or betrays her sincerity.

Overall, it was pretty enjoyable to read, but there were a few minor flaws. Why are the protagonist's level of cultivation, the protagonist's pet, and the protagonist's burdensome followers considered minor flaws? I personally felt they weren't given enough attention.